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OHINA NAVIGATION

COMPANY, LIMITED.

SWATOW, SHANGHAI,

TSINGTAO

HOLKOW, PAKHOI &.

HAIFHONG

"SHANTONG". Un 29th Sept. 10

· DALNY !! "LUCHOW"

AMOY, SWATOW

AOA BEANGEL

++

On 29th Sept Noon

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WEIHAIWEI CHEFOO

* "KUEICHOW"

in On 30th Bapt., .:6 puti.

SWATOW & BANGKOK "KWEIYANO “

On 2nd Oct.,

* On 2nd. Oct.,

SINGAPORE

"ANHUT"

...On Srl Oct,

SHANGHAI &

*SUITANG

SHANGHAILINAN"

On 4th Ost- Un dth Oct,

Noon Noon

8 Am.

6 am..

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&

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On 8th Oct,

SHANGHAI & TSINGTAŬ » SZECHUEN

On 8th Oct.,

4 p.m 8 A

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On 8th Oct

SHANGHAI

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"LIANGCHOW"On 9th Oct., "

8 am

SWATOWA BANGKOK

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...On 9th Oct,

Noon

SWATOW, AMOY, SWATOW

... "ANKING*

On 9th Oct,

“SINKIANG"

On 11th Oct, ...On 18th Oct,

On 15th Oct

6 m

"ANTUNG "

BANGKOK

NEWCHWANG &

DALNY

""& SINGAPORE

SWATOW & SHANGHAI "CHENAN” SHANGHAI TSINGTAO SUNNING" AMOY, SWATOW &

SINGAPORE

SWATOW&BANGKOK... “KIANGSU

..

On 16th Oct, é a.m. On 18th Dot, 10 all

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vios versa, Have Now Besa Baduond To

.

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Shipping News Arrivals and Departures,

ARRIVALS.

September 25th. Clara Jebaen, Danish str., 1,145 tons, Capt. J. Davidson, from Bangkok and Swatow, with rice and general cargo, lying at buoy No. C14-Kwang Nguan Seag

PASSENGERS.

Arrivals

Per as President Cleveland, on September 25th, from Manila:- Mr. F. R. Ahlborn, Sister M. T. Beaugs, Sister L. G. Chapeau, Mr.

etc.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

W. A. Sawhill For Naples: Miss CANTON- RM. Haven, Mr. M. Ubaghs. For THINGTAU via SWATOW Marseilles: Miss L. M. Baker. SHANGHAI For New York: Mr. C. Gray, Mr. SANDAKAN and Mr. J. R. Kennedy, Mrs Ida SINGAPORE M. Slingerland

Departures,

SAILINGS SUBJEON TO ALTERATIONS

CHAKSANG" Tanaday, Sept, at 74.0. ..."HOPSANG" Wednesday, 99th Fept, at daylight

MAUSANG" Wednesday, 23th Sept, at 3 pint "YUENBANG" Wednesday, 28th Sept, at 3pm. HINGSANG Thursday, 29th Sept, at 5. p.m. KWAISANG Friday, 30th Sept, at 9am. -YUSANG'

30th Sept at 5 pm. *CHAKBANG" Sunday, Rud Oct 7 "KWAISANG" Wednesday, 5th Ost, at 7 A "GRIPSHING" Friday 7th Cet at 5p.m. ."KUMSANG" Bunday,

Per 6.3 President Cleveland, for TSINGTAU via SWATOW San Francisco rkl ports, on Sept.

&SHANGHAI

Miike, which port she left on F. Luckal, Mr. R. Harrera, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buckle, Mrs. A. G. SA

Friday.

vis AMOY, ISINGTAU

`MOJI & KOBE

vis SWATOW &SHANGHAI TSINOTAU SWATOW

SHANGHAI TSINGTAU STRAITS & CALOUTTA... ROSANG":

SWATOW

"KWONGSANG "Sunday,

& SHANGRAI

·9th Ost, at 7am

9th Octa 7

* HANGSANG" Wednesday, 12th Ock, si m "YATSHINGTM Sunday, 16th Oct., at 7am. Thursday, 20th Oct, at 8p.,

M. A. Cohen, Mrs. E. L Davis, 27th Mr. C. A. Schinuch, Mrs. I THINATOW Daifuku Maru, Japanese str., 2,077 Miss R. Dacanar, Mr. Wm. M. F. M. Bicknell, Minster S. AL

tons, Capt. Torii, from Fleming, Mrs G. S. Harrison, Afre. Bicknell, Dr. F. J. Halpin, Mr. STRAITS & CALCUTTA... “LAISANG" Thursday, 8th Oct, at 3pm. September 18th, with 3,837 tons F. H. Luckel, Dr. J. Paez, Sister Lee, Mr. O. E. Davis, Col. T. C of coal, lying at buoy No. B51. Pettite, Hrs. GR. A. Peters, Cameron, Mr. C. F. Wolsiffer, Mr. -M.B.K.

Mrs. Brothers Paul, Mrs. Louis Wm. Morris, Mr. J. E. Southwell, Raymond. Mr. Ed. E. Williams, Mr. and Mrs P. V. Botelho and Mr. J. K. W. Zientek.

the Misses Botelho, Mr. C. Reich, Mr. C. A. Peel, Mr. A. C. Deacon, Master Wm. H. Beil, Mrs. R. Wm. Bell, Mrs. R. J. Bell, Mrs D. W. Cannon, Mr. C. B. Cannon, Mr. J. de Vault, Mr. J. M. Jordan, Mr. K. Koone, Alias B. Knox, Mrs. J. Morrison, Mr. D. Morrisco, Mr. J. D. Mancariai, Mr. G. Nicelis, Mrs. W. E. Olsen, Mrs. M. B. O. Malley, Mrs. T. Sanchez, Mrs. A. G. Serrell, Mr. C. W. Serrell, Master J. E. Serrall, Mr. J. W. Warren, Mrs. C. J. Warren, Mr. J. G. Warren, Mr. J. S. Wadding. ton, Mr. A. Gordon Lee, Mr. H. Meyer, Mr. J. H. Levia

Hermer, Dutch motor ship, 2,313 tons Capt. P. Rietke, from Balikpapan, which port she left Per sa. Aeneas, from the United on September 17th, with kero- Kingdom, on September 28th: sene and benzine, lying at For Hong Kong: Miss A. North Point.-A.P.C.

Benton, Mrs. J. W. C. Bicknell Sonchow, British str., 1,584 tons, Mr. Bicknell, Mr. O, E. Darien, Capt. L. Jenkins, from Canton, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gardiner, with a general cargo, lying at Master J. B. Gardiner and the buoy No. Bo-B. & S.

Misses Gardiner, Mrs. H. A. Mills Tak Hing, Chinese atr., ICS tona, and infant, Mr. J. S. Martin, Mr. Capt. Lo San, from Autan, with J. D. McLeod, Dr. F. Pierce Grove, a general cargo, lying at Luen Mr. K. H. Scott, Mr. R. A. Wade Cheong Wharf.-Fook Hoi S.S.son, Mr. J. F. Wright Miss V. Waldheim Among passengers pass ing through on their way to Shang hai were: Miss E. G. Anderson, Mrs. E. A. Baker and infant, (how Leong Si, Mr. and Mrs. O. Madam Chesh Mon Bow, Madam C. Freeman, Mr. Foo Wang Hang, Capt. and Mrs. A. E. House, the Misses House and Master J. B. Holland, Mr. A. Newcomb, Mr. House Mr. F. J. Heal, Mr. V. J.

Co.

September 26th. derear, British str. 10,058 tong, Capt. W. K. Wallace, from Liverpool, which port she left on August 20th, with 2,000 tons of general cargo for Hou Hong, Iying at Holt's Wharf

B. & 8.

Benvenue, British str., 3,750 toas: Capt. Watters, from London viu, ports. She left London on. R. M. Nash, Mrs. R. E. Ramsay, August, 13th, with a general Miss E. R. P. Ramsay, Master cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf, A Ramsay, Mrs G Rodriguez, Gigg, Livingston & Co. Mr T. W. Skipwith, Mr. T. F. R. Caravallas, French str., 1,977. tons,Waters.

2

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

Singapore for this port on the 25th The P. & 0 1.5. Kashmir left inst. at 8 am, with the outward English mails, and is due bere on the 20th inst. at about noon.

Capt. Frive, from Baigon, which Per sa President Monroe, from

WARSHIPS IN PORT.. which port she left on Septem- America and ports, on September ber 20th, with a general cargo, 26th --For Hong Kong: Mr. G. A. lying at buoy No. B48.-Optorg Atkins, Mr.. A. Brostedt, Mr. and North Wall Basin, Moth (on arr.); Warships in port 'yesterday were: Co.

Mrs. G. E. Lerrigo, Mrs. I. E. East Wall Basin, Feru; S/M. Eumarus, British atr 4,849 tona, Moller, Mr. L. Moller, Mr. Koa

Capt. 3. W: Read, from Manila, Lee San, Mr. W. F. Shumway, M. L.15 nad L.19; West Wall Dock, which port she left, on Sept. Yang Sue Woo, Mr. Lee Tsue Yung ta, Taikoo Dock, Peterel, Tern; Durban, In Dock, Keppel, Taran 94th, with a general cargo, lying For Manila: Mr. D. W. Beldon, Kowloon Dock, Magnolia; No. 2 45 buoy No. A52-B. & S. Miss C. M. Bennett, Mr. J. C. Buoy, Sirdar; No. 3 Buoy, Seraph; Hakodate Maru, Japanese str., Doud, Mrs. M. Kilpatrick, Mr. R. No. 6 Buoy, Frobisher, No. 7 Buoy, 3,933 tons, Capt. H. Takaas, B. Mahan, Mr. M. M. McCoy. Danac, No. 8 Buoy, Ambrose; No. from Shanghai, which port she Mrs. I. U. Sampson. For Singa- Buoy, Portuguese, Patria; No. left on September 23rd, with a pore: Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Bach- 11 Buoy, Wishart; No. 19 Buoy. general cargo, lying at buoy tell, Mrs. R. Barnhart, Master Serapis No. Buoy, Wild Swan; No. AL-N.Y.K.

L. Barnhart, Miss E. M. Eakin, No. 18 Booy, Ruthenia, W. Krishna Kueichow, British str., 1,250 tons, Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Horst, Miss J. No. 2 Buoy, harki; Oil Fuel

Capt. R. P. Carver, from Tien Horst, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Keeble, Jetty, Fortal. tain and Weibaiwei. The latter Mrs M. A. Means, Master G. P. port she left on September 21st, Means, dira. L. M. Nec Mr. D. with a general cargo: ring at W. Smith. Rev. and Mrs. R. E. buoy No. C34,--~B, Pleumpen, British str., 1,065 tons, Bauchamp, Mr. E F Bell, Mr. E.

Wells For Penang. Mr. M. French, Craumne. Capt. A. W. Hall, from Saigon, Hilton, Mr. L. Howell, Mr. P. H. which port she left on Sept. Moledor, Mr. F. G. Wilson. For

1st, with a general cargo, lying Colombo: Mr., A. M. Advani, Mr. FOR EUROPE AND AMERICA, et buoy No. A10.-Wo Fat W. H. Boals, Miss N. U. Branch, Shing.

Miss L J. Cheney, Mise H. L. President Monroe, American str., Davis, Archbishop H. Doering, from, New York and San Fran Mr. and Mrs. M. K. W. Eeicher, cieco, with 1,000 tons of general Miss J. Hough, Miss E. K. Mande cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf, ville, Miss B. G. Streeter. -Dollar Líne.

"Alexandria: Rev. and Mrs W. R. Seabrucken, German str., 4,385 Sawhill, Miss M. L Sawhill, Mr.

(Continued on next (olumn.)

tons, Capt. H. Grantz, from Foochow, which port she left| on Beptember 24th, with a gene-| ral cargo, lying at buoy No. A-Melchera & Co.

Furahiya Haru, Japanese str....

2,98 tons, Capt R. Fukue, from Sourabaya and Tawao,

CLEARANCES.

September 28th.

Helena,

Foreign Man of War:-Ü.8.8.

For Freight or Passage, apply to-

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with rattan and merchandise, Aguas, for Shanghai. ----- lying at buoy No. A£8.-0.8.K. | Benvenne, for Takao. Tiillong, Dutch str., 3,061 tous, Chak Sang for Canton.

Capt. H. J. A. Krijt, from Eumacus, for Miike. Sourabaya and Swatow, with Hakodaté Maru,, for Singapore. sugar and general cargo, lying President Cleveland, for Shanghai. at buoy No. 438-J.C.J.L President Monroe, for Manila Fest Cajont, American str., 3,339 | Saarbrucken, for Manila."

tons, Capt. 9 E Thoresen, | Skuld, for Bangkok.. from Manila, which port she Souchow, for Amoy, left on September 23rd, with a | Sourabaya. Míoru, for Takno. general cargo, lying at buoy Sumatm, for Shanghai. No. A30-wayne & Hoyt Inc.' 'jikini, for Amoy.

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